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enzymology

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enzymology [‚en·zə′mäl·ə·jē]
(biochemistry)
A branch of science dealing with the chemical nature, biological activity, and biological significance of enzymes.


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This work presents tantalizing evidence that edaxadiene helps the tuberculosis bacterium evade the body's defenses," said Warren Jones, who oversees enzymology grants at the National Institutes of Health's National Institute of General Medical Sciences, which funded the research.
00 Hardcover Molecular biology intelligence unit QP620 For graduate students, researchers, and scholars, Grosjean (structural enzymology and biochemistry, Universite Paris-Sud and Institut de Genetique et de Microbiologie, Center of National Research, France) compiles 41 chapters by geneticists, structural enzymologists, and molecular biologists from Europe, North America, and Japan who discuss aspects of DNA and RNA modification-editing processes and repair mechanisms.
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